Below is A Pre-employment English Assessment Practice Test! For you to hold a position in some companies, you need to show that you have a perfect understanding of the English language when it comes to communication, writing, and reading. Do you think that you have what it takes to pass them all, how about you take the quiz to find out!
A dog is smaller than a mouse.
A dog is very big.
A dog is the biggest.
An elephant is bigger than a dog.
Eat
Eating
Never have eaten
I don't know
Are having
Have
Had
Were had
Took off
Took down
Landed
Drove
Multi billion-dollars
Multi billions dollars
Multi billion-dollar
Multi billion dollar
On ---- at
On ---- next to
On ---- on
On ---- under
By ---- in
In ---- in
On ---- on
In ---- on
Food
Clues
A book
A cigarette
Was cheerful in mood
Was melancholic
Did not reflect one of the familiar moods of the romantics
Was written by Edgar Allan Poe
The death of a child
Byronic despair
Southern belles
The death of a beautiful woman
May often have been delicately sad
May often have died young
May have written many poems
May have lived very melancholy lives
Only melancholy poems
Only female poets
Only Southern poets who wrote melancholy poems
Many poems about death
Prominent in
Recalling
Absent in
Favored by
At ---- on
At ---- at
On ---- at
On ---- in
Fun, lively
Horrible, repugnant
Delicious, tasty
Sweet, sugary
Am working ---- was studying
Worked ---- studied
Work ---- am studying
Am working ---- am studying
Her
Him
Them
They
Won't you?
Don't you?
Aren't you?
Shouldn't you?
At the end of the story, they was living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - was living
At the end of the story, they were living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - were living
At the end of the story, they were living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - were living happily ever after
At the end of the story, they was living happily ever after. Subject - they; Verb - was
Honestly, openly
Sneaky, dishonest
Horrible, repugnant
Strange, unusual